Sentence examples for that does not abide from inspiring English sources
It would also be welcomed by other national governments, which have hesitated to trust a country that does not abide by a regime of law.
Any candidate who campaigns in a state that does not abide by the new calendar will be stripped at the party convention of delegates won in that state.
For those who share Andy Rooney's gloom, it's a place to find a smart take on the war that does not abide by the strict guidelines that come with either blind support or apoplectic rejection of "Operation Iraqi Freedom".
A spokesman for the City College of New York said that he could not verify that the rafting trip had occurred, but that the college did not "accept or condone any investigation of any student organization based on the political or religious content of its ideas, just as we would not accept or condone any student organization that does not abide by the law.
It is obviously aimed at framing China as a nation that "does not abide by international law".
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, tweeted a quote from Mockingbird: "The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience".
Atticus's speech can be as stiff as his rectitude ("The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience"), and in conversation with his children he tends toward the stagey and the sententious.
"We are in a different world now, sparked in part by the Hulk Hogan case and by a push-the-envelope media that doesn't abide by traditional journalistic rules," Gajda said.
The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience".
In much the same way as Atticus' bromides — "The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience" — such elements strike me now as less than realistic, more the stuff of myth.
Nor do the fundamentalists get to tell Him they'll be mortally offended and do a sit-in at the pearly gates if He operates with a grace that doesn't abide by their interpretation of its limits.
